1988
DOI: 10.1139/p88-046
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Temperature profile of a boundary-layer arc

Abstract: The interaction between an arc immersed in a high-speed gas flow and an adjacent plane surface has been studied experimentally. The high-speed flow is generated in a conventional pressure-driven shock tube and the arc is supplied by a charged capacitor bank.The thickness of the arc layer has been monitored using a streak camera, and it is found that the distance from the surface to the point of maximum brightness in the arc is, in fact, within about 30% of theoretical predictions. Microdensitometric analysis o… Show more

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